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Super Spots for Super Bowl Eats and Catching All of the Game-Day Action
January 24, 2024, 6:45.24 pm ET
Photo: Bark Barbecue
With Super Bowl LVII happening on Sunday, February 11, here are some places to score Super Bowl eats while taking in all the action.
Get ready to score big this Super Bowl Sunday at Time Out Market NY. It's not just about the game; it's about who you watch it with, and the Market has the ultimate Super Bowl experience waiting for New Yorkers. The pre-party kicks off at 3pm with DJ Mike Nasty setting the vibe - guests can catch the Big Game on all indoor TVs, including a massive projector screen, starting at 6pm. Football fans can indulge in game-day bites from Bark Barbecue, Jacob’s Pickles, Pat La Frieda, Fornino, and more while cheering on their team with fantastic drink specials and prize giveaways from Sam Adams and Truly Seltzer. Don't miss out on $30 beer buckets, which come with a free spin on Time Out’s prize wheel – talk about a win-win! Guests using a special promo code from Mike Nasty’s IG get a ticket for entry into our mystery box giveaway.
Photo: Slate
Experience the Ultimate Game Day at Slate (54 W. 21st St.) on February 11th! Immerse yourself in the action by watching the Big Game on a 15 foot gargantuan LED HD Video Wall in the Main Lounge with an array of food and drink specials available as you cheer on your favorite team. The sound will be on for the Big Game and the big commercials. The Main Bar features three additional large HD screens and the Lobby Bar offers another four HD screens. Downstairs, discover a sports haven with 14 HD screens to take in the action anywhere you turn. The action begins at 5pm and more information can be found by visiting slate-ny.com
Experience the ultimate Big Game watch party at Sapphire 60 (333 East 60th St)! Start the night with an open bar during the first half, complemented by a tailgate style buffet and an array of entertainment including game day pools and more. Tickets start at $50, offering an unbeatable experience for football enthusiasts. Those looking to elevate their experience can opt for VIP suites or bottle packages and immerse yourself in live entertainment, featuring Sapphire's energetic dancers. For more information visit, nysapphire.com
Photo: Isle of Us
For the Big Game, Isle of Us (1481 3rd Ave) the Upper East Side neighborhood marketplace and café from seasoned restauranteur Lisle Richards (Wayfarer, The Village Den) will offer a feast befitting of the Big Game. Perfect for watch parties, its Big Game Dip Platters (feeds 10-12 for $125) offer a choice of two chef crafted dips with options including its Hummus, Spinach & Ricotta Dip (contains nuts), Tahini Verde or Tzatziki with each package including pita, crostini & crudités to enjoy them with. Orders must be placed at least 48 hours in advance of the big game by emailing catering@isleof.us. Located in Upper East Side at 1481 3rd Ave, orders are available for pick-up the restaurant and they will deliver within a 5 mile radius within Manhattan.
Get ready for the game at Clinton Hall with NFL Playoff & Big Game specials available at their locations in FiDi (90 Washington St.), W. 36th Street (16 W. 36th Street), E. 51st Street (230 E. 51st), Bronx (601 E. 189th St.) and Williamsburg (247 Metropolitan Ave.). Cheer on your favorite team while indulging in SUPERCRAFT beer, hard seltzers and a full bar bites food menu curated by Executive Chef Anastacia Song. For the ultimate Game Day experience, dive into NFL Playoff Platters featuring Wings, Sliders, Waffle Fries, Nachos, and Onion Rings, priced at $25 for two people, $50 for four people, $75 for six people, and $100 for eight people. Plus, enjoy Clinton Hall’s NFL Playoff Free Beer promo where if you wear your team's gear during a playoff game, you’ll receive one free beer per visit (excluding the Big Game on 2/11). For larger groups, savor the NFL Playoff Pitchers, available at $21 and $31 for craft beer pitchers. Find out more by visiting, clintonhallny.com
Photo: Fornino
Enjoy a pizza feast from Fornino (849 Manhattan Ave) during the Big Game, with a special on pies at their Greenpoint location. On February 11th, patrons can get 10% off orders of five large pies or more when they call ahead. Fornino, founded in 2004 by Chef Michael Ayoub, is a trailblazer in the artisanal pizza scene, credited with sparking the trend in New York City. Chef Ayoub's commitment to creativity, sustainability, and the science of fermentation defines Fornino's pizza-making process, setting it apart. For more information on the menu visit, fornino.com
Photos: Belmont Business Improvement District
From Bronx Little Italy…
Elevate your Super Bowl Sunday with selections from the Super Bowl menu at Mike’s Deli, featuring heros (available in 2 ft., 3 ft., or 6 ft. sizes), finger foods, hot entrees, salads, and more. Choose from traditional football fare like wings and mozzarella sticks or enjoy an assortment of Italian dishes like antipasto, chicken parm, lasagna, and penne alla vodka. And don’t forget to try their signature specials, including Italian Truffle Chips and Dynamite Sticks. Menu items are available for pickup or local delivery to the five boroughs and Westchester. Orders must be placed by phone by February 9.
Satisfy everyone’s appetite with the Super Bowl special from Tino’s Deli, which includes 1 three-foot Italian or American Hero, Potato and Macaroni Salad, 1 large tray of Spicy Chicken Wings, 1 two-liter soda, and 1 large bag of chips for $149.95 plus tax. The special is available for pickup only, and customers can place their orders by phone or in store by February 9.
Round out your game day feast with sweet treats from Artuso Pastry Shop, including a festive Football Cake, made with a choice of yellow or chocolate sponge cake, and chocolate or strawberry mousse filling. The cake is priced at 54.95 and serves 14-16 people. Or settle for a more Italian dessert spread with their Jumbo Party Cannoli for $71.95. The Football Cake and Party Cannoli are available for pick up or local delivery from Yonkers to Manhattan, and can be ordered in store, online or via phone. Assorted cookies, pastries and cakes can also be ordered online and shipped.
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